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A daycare owner was watching 16 children by herself, police said.

The co-star of the long-running hit TV show "The Office" again provides the voice of the emotion Sadness in the animated sequel.

Police said David Hemphill, 46, faces second-degree murder charges in the fatal shooting of his brother, J.T. Hemphill, 49, in the Glasgow Village area.

Michael Winston, 27, was charged Wednesday with the 2022 murder outside Michigan Market in the city's Carondelet neighborhood.

Two people were camping in woods near I-255 and Telegraph Road. MoDOT bulldozers scraped the land bare.

Police say the shooting victim, who died at the scene, had been dating the woman for off-and-on for about three years.

Only about a third of what’s put into recycling bins has actually been processed in recent years.

A week after announcing the successful removal of radioactivity near Florissant's Jana Elementary School, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is hosting a public meeting about its cleanup work.

A man died at a hospital one day after he crashed his ATV into a building in the city's Fountain Park neighborhood.

The proposal, which would require voter approval, would require operators of Airbnbs, VRBOs, and similar rentals to pay $1.50 per rented room per night.

County Council Chair Shalonda Webb wanted County Executive Sam Page to testify at a hearing over long-delayed federal pandemic relief money owed to St. Louis County nonprofits. No one showed.

Live or recorded music, food trucks and an assortment of fun things to buy are a part of most of them.

These scams can be conducted through email, texts, malicious software, calls and voicemail.

HUD officials discovered in a review of the local housing authority that two of its board members did not live in the city.

Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

Brew Tulum's owners say they plan to open a more food-focused location this fall, too.

Metro is offering $80 passes valid through Aug. 31 for anyone ages 13 to 25. St. Louis offers free passes for those in the same age range from lower-income areas.

Rep. Scott Cupps’ name has been floated as a possible appointee to run the Missouri Department of Agriculture.

The owners of the Globe Building are donating the space for 10 years and paying for the build out.

The suit, filed last month, centers around requests filed by two mothers who wanted records related to a high school yearbook spread on 'hookup culture.'